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    Rome wasn’t built in a day but over many; in time its historical roots have come to symbolize Western civilization’s most admirable human traits and values of the democratic ethos: hard work‚ sacrifice for the greater good and cooperation. Today‚ Rome’s neighboring country Greece is called to mind as the democratic ideal’s counterweight: the modern state of Greece has come to symbolize Western culture’s most human failings by way of its financial collapse. Modern-day Greece’s default must be recognized

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    issues‚ politics and entertainment. To have a better understanding what a web log is and what types of blogs are out there‚ I have chosen 2 blogs that focuses on the housing crisis in the United States. The first blog is called “Market Ticker”‚ created in April 2007. The writer goes by the name of Genesis. The second blog is called “Housing Panic Blog”‚ created in November 2005 by Keith Brand. Here I am going to compare and contrast about these two blogs: the difference in the layouts‚ how they post

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    them by credit rating agencies such as Standard and Poor’s. They would evaluate the loan and give it a rating based on a number of issues‚ and the banks know what level of interest to offer or if they should offer the loan at all. Before the housing bubble burst‚ banks were receiving good investment ratings on these loans‚ so they went ahead with the transactions. Now‚ were the banks aware that these loans were toxic? Did the credit rating agency? We don’t really know‚ because nobody has been prosecuted

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    Financial Crisis

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    cause of the financial crisis is not a particular group of assets‚ but rather a combination of macroeconomic and microeconomic factors that encouraged increased levels of risk taking. These factors includes; the subprime lending‚ growth of the housing bubble‚ easy credit conditions‚ deregulation‚ extremely high use of financial leverage and an excessive complex innovation in the derivatives markets that were poorly understood by many investors as well as regulators and a large number of frauds in

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    caused an oversaturation of the market with minimal potential buyers. Before the recession‚ banks were giving out loans to people who could not afford them. Once the housing bubble burst‚ crumbling markets around the world‚ banks were forced to become more selective about potential borrowers. The economic crash didn’t just affect the housing market but also the auto market as many people purchase cars through loans. With abundant supplies of automobiles sitting at dealerships‚ inventories skyrocketed

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    II. Behavioral Finance‚ the Crisis‚ & Reform 10 A. Behavioral Finance 10 B. Behavioral Factors in the Financial Crisis 12 C. The Dodd-Frank Act 17 III. Macro-Prudential Regulation 22 A. Systemic Risk & Dodd-Frank 22 B. The Credit Cycle 24 C. Asset Bubbles 25

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    Economic Meltdown

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    1.0 Introduction The 2007 collapse of the U.S. housing market and the worldwide economic damage that followed in 2008 and 2009 made people know the term "economic meltdown" (ehow.com‚ 2011). And the year 2011 proved to be a epic one in world history and brought dramatic change to many parts of the world - change that require cautious and serious analysis. International developments since World War II have drawn the nations of the world closer together in a global economy in which labour and capital

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    Bubbles

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    BUBBLES …As the cool air whiff to my face‚ I can’t resist closing my eyes and pretending to fall into deep asleep‚ to fade all the pains and emptiness brought about my consciousness. But the sounds of the bird chirping and the touch of the cold bench where I am sitted made me realize that it is still a wee time since I got up from my bed. The moment I open my eyes‚ the intense feeling of loneliness filled my whole being as the tiny bubbles blown out in the air. Wondering where it came from

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    stock market. Also‚ they will figure out the causes of financial crisis or bank crashes in order to avoid the crises happen again in the coming days. The causes of banks crashes / financial crises Credit Bubble There are three main categories to possibly explain the term credit bubble: global capital flows‚ the reprising of risk and monetary policy 1. Global Capital Flows

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    Hundreds of thousands of people were displaced and over 1‚000 were killed and more are missing. The effect on oil and gasoline prices was long-lasting. Years 2007 and 2008: Sub-prime Housing Crisis and the Housing Bubble In the early part of the 21st century‚ the U.S. housing market was booming. Housing values were high. Just about anyone who wanted to buy a home could buy a home. A phenomenon called sub-prime lending arose. Individuals and families who‚ in the past‚ could not have qualified

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